Also, neither Crohnâs disease nor ulcerative colitis is related to food allergies. According to the Crohnâs & Colitis Foundation of America: âPeople with IBD may think they are allergic to foods because they associate the symptoms of IBD with eating.â.
Eczema, also known as dermatitis, describes a group of skin conditions where the skin is irritated or inflamed. There are many different types of eczema - the most common is atopic eczema (also called endogenous eczema). About 1 in 6 children get atopic eczema in the UK, but most grow out of it by their teens.
Lower Leg Rashes. Chronic lower leg rashes have numerous possible causes. One often overlooked and underdiagnosed etiology is lower extremity superficial vein disease. Chronic vein disease can lead to chronic inflammatory skin changes; the skin can become reddish and brown and the legs can swell easily.